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Use Jobs Data for scoped-key catalogue access, or Jobs Intelligence for seven APIs paid per request through x402. Callback, Retry, and Resolve provide focused agent infrastructure.
Updated October 20, 2026
Primary data product
Jobs & Hiring Data
Use the public aggregate endpoint for current catalogue counts and freshness. Job search, company data, customer authentication, and scoped API keys are available now.
Jobs Data API docs- Public endpoint
- GET /v1/public/overview
- Authentication
- None
- Payload
- Aggregate counts only
- Customer APIs
- Scoped key required
Jobs Intelligence · x402
Seven APIs. Pay per request.
Search jobs, inspect company activity, and explore hiring signals, changes, skills, trends, and reports. No API key or subscription required. Each response includes coverage and freshness.
Job Search
Find up to 10 observed jobs with company, location, work mode, source links, and observation timestamps.
GET /v1/jobs/searchCompany Hiring Intelligence
Understand one company’s observed hiring activity, departments, and requested skills.
GET /v1/jobs/companyHiring Signals
Find up to five companies showing observed hiring activity, with deterministic scores and supporting evidence.
GET /v1/jobs/signalsCompany Changes
Compare a company’s observed hiring catalogue across seven days when sufficient history exists.
GET /v1/jobs/changesSkills Intelligence
Explore skills recorded in matching jobs, with observed counts, sample sizes, and freshness.
GET /v1/jobs/skillsMarket Trends
Compare aggregate hiring observations, leading roles, skills, and available historical changes.
GET /v1/jobs/trendsIntelligence Report
Get a structured hiring report combining company activity, skills, history, methodology, and coverage.
GET /v1/jobs/reportInfrastructure APIs
Contracts for event capture, durable requests, public-resource resolution, and private email tests. Available.
Machine-readable contracts
The public Jobs Data overview is documented as a narrow aggregate contract. Each infrastructure product publishes a separate OpenAPI 3.1 specification and appears in the public API catalog.